RastaLove91
Well-Known Member
Hey guys. I’m almost embarrassed to post this but I’m trying to learn from my mistakes.
I’ve done a few grows in the past but never ran into any issues (maybe beginners luck, even tho I’m pretty much still a beginner).
I got this Bruce banner#5 as a clone. Needless to say she went thru a wave of different stresses. From not being under an adequate light to getting infested with spider mite to then being put outside starting to flower then being brought back inside and suffering from what I think is nutrient lockout to revegging. Terrible I know but it’s a learning experience for me and I feel terribly about what I put her thru.
Do you Guys think she can make it to be a healthy plant again? She was actually doing amazingly outside, she looked the best and healthy af than she had ever did while inside.
She’s currently in ffof, and now getting plain phd water with some epsom salt in today’s watering after a flush a few days ago because runoff was around 4.8.
Currently under a maxsisun pb1000 110w from wall draw.
all thoughts and criticism are welcome.
I’ve done a few grows in the past but never ran into any issues (maybe beginners luck, even tho I’m pretty much still a beginner).
I got this Bruce banner#5 as a clone. Needless to say she went thru a wave of different stresses. From not being under an adequate light to getting infested with spider mite to then being put outside starting to flower then being brought back inside and suffering from what I think is nutrient lockout to revegging. Terrible I know but it’s a learning experience for me and I feel terribly about what I put her thru.
Do you Guys think she can make it to be a healthy plant again? She was actually doing amazingly outside, she looked the best and healthy af than she had ever did while inside.
She’s currently in ffof, and now getting plain phd water with some epsom salt in today’s watering after a flush a few days ago because runoff was around 4.8.
Currently under a maxsisun pb1000 110w from wall draw.
all thoughts and criticism are welcome.